Freak Ships of the Nineteenth Century: The Cleopatra

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  • Опубликовано: 15 дек 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @markiliff
    @markiliff 2 года назад +3

    Brilliant! I read the outlines of the story in *Look & Learn* nearly 60 years ago, but this is far more specific, detailed & clear.
    +1 for 19th C spelling of Gibralter!

  • @gorillaguerillaDK
    @gorillaguerillaDK Год назад +2

    It’s ALWAYS the Bay of Biscay!
    Sea currents and waves can just be such a nightmare there - and yes,
    I know so from experience….

  • @Dark_Matter2
    @Dark_Matter2 Год назад

    Great animations

  • @luislugo1289
    @luislugo1289 2 года назад

    Que gran video! Tu canal se merece más vistas, dada la enorme calidad de su contenido. Saludos desde México!

  • @davidswan7783
    @davidswan7783 2 года назад +2

    Built by Thames Ironworks whose company football team became West Ham United.

  • @ryanlorenzo5003
    @ryanlorenzo5003 Год назад +2

    It was a gift so the British put in the mind-power to bringing it back, but because it wasn't a theft they gave up.

  • @ExploringCabinsandMines
    @ExploringCabinsandMines Год назад

    how did it fall but not break ?

  • @What2Have4Dinner
    @What2Have4Dinner Год назад

    So it only took 16tonnes of steel to make the hull? That's pretty light even for a small ship.

    • @beachbum4691
      @beachbum4691 Год назад

      "So it only took 16tonnes of steel to make the hull? That's pretty light even for a small ship." = (They didn't have to > "fit a bar") ;)

  • @Karl_Johansson
    @Karl_Johansson 3 месяца назад

    Only by the english

  • @b.l.o.c.k.visual
    @b.l.o.c.k.visual Год назад

    Terrible explanation Marriott